ACE EIGHT
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1948
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WEATHER
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cloud) InmfM. r'rlflaj rloudr
.,u. horra. H'rH today 4. Lo to
e.fXl 21. Hith Friday 3
NOHTHVRN CAI.IKOHMA Partly
cloud toda. rain tonight north por
tion and Friday aoulh portion. '
l.n.orrnur crianaa Miiaral '"
.nllrlv wind. bavorntn. wanarly r.
6av afternoon. ,
WtSTKHN OBtGON-P.rlly coudy
lit. a.allrd .nor. today J'oudy
,lh rain tonuhl ..id Fnday with aom.
rlaarln. Frld.v a(tmnon Hl.h 1m
rtur. tod.y to . Low .oruhl
3S to 0 Moderate northwest wind off
rna.t barklna and InrraaMnf to modrr-
it to fnf.h aouthwttLv thit aftrr
n,,n. .htfttni to ! to northwe.1
'"'lEASTFIIN OREGON Moally cloudy
with rain aarl.v today. S.imf clearing
and aralttrvd hora thu afternoon
nd lonunt Sloudy with mixed rain
and mow Friday. Cooler today. Hih
tempraturaa 41 to S3. Low 3 to
GuesU Mrs. Harry Robinson nd
broiher Neal NevdaHd were over
niRht gue-stt of Mrs. Rose Keesee
Wednesday uighU They are relum
ing home alter being called to
Brownsville, Ore., by the serious ill
ness ol their mother and two other
members of the family, all of them
now recovering. Mrs. Roomson ana
Newland are former resident of
Klamath Falls but now live at Pas
kenta, Calif.
Advisor Winnitred Fajne, now
tudying higher accounting at Axm
atrong college, Berkeley, Calif., is
social advisor of Regent house, the
college girls' dormitory. She aiso
served as vice president- Wlnnifred.
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Michael Fayne of Malin. was gradu
ated from Merrill high school, where
she participated in many activities.
Vacationing Bill Colbert Jr..
freshman at Portland university at
Portland, is home for tile holidays
arriving Thursday morning to visit
his mother, Mrs. William Colbert of
the Audley apartments. Sgt. William
Colbert of Oregon State police, re
cently transferred to the Medford
office, will be with his family for
Easter.
Visitor Virginia Scholl. a stu
dent at the University of Oregon
medical school in Portland, is spend
ing spring vacation with Mrs. Doro
tlij Ramsey. 422 N. 3rd. Mrs. Ram
sey and Miss Scholl are former
classmates. Mrs. Ramsey was grad
uated from the university last
spring.
Visiting S. M. Scarbrough of
Siluria. Ala., arrived today for a
visit with his sen and daughter-in-law
. Mr. and Mrs. Hale Scarbrough.
ft their home. 411 N. 6th. Mrs
S M. Scarbrough has been here for
about a month. I
Doing Nicely Mrs. C. M. Rants
by of Klamath Falls underwent
surgery at Oood Samaritan hatpital
in Los Angeles. Calif. Wednesday.
Reports are that she is doing nicely, i
Her sol), Martin Rxmsbv. of Khun- I
ath Falls, and her daughter. Mrs. ;
T. R. Oillenwatrrs of Los Angeles, :
: are w ith her. ;
f Home From School Harold Ogle. !
i senior in psychology at the Uni
versity of Oregon, is home for Easter
vacation visiting his parent. Mr.
and Mrs. Hal Ogle, tcil Washington.
Ogle spent a part of his holiday with
friends in Portland and Seattle. He
arrived here Wednesday night.
RNA The RNA lodge will hold its j
regular meeting Friday at 3 p. m.
in the KC hall. Drill practice will oe
held at 8 p. m. and all members of
the drill team are aked to be
present.
Clinic Because next Monday ,s
the fifth Monday In the month
mere will be no regular well child
clinic conducted at the Klamath
county health department, 194)
Main. Clinics will be resumed the
next Monday. April 5. For appoint
n.ents, interested mothers may ca:l
tin health department. "'14. The
clinics are conducted the first four
Mondays of each month from 1:30
to 3 p. m.
From Portland Earl Wisccan er,
sophomore student at Portland uni-
I versity at Portland, is home for
i Easier vacation visiting his aunt and
: uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fairail
of Auburn street.
Rummaire Sale The Eagles
auxiliary drill team and drum corps :
will hold a rummage sale from 9 j
to S Friday and Saturday at 1 16 i
South Sixth. i
Food Sale Women's council of
thf First Christian church will hold i
a cooked food and fancy work sale i
Srturday at Emil's Food Store, 9th
si:d Pine, starting at 9 a. m.
Cub Scoots Pack i of Cub Scouts
will meet at 7:30 p. m. Friday in the
Altamont elementary school gym. All
Cubs and their parents are urged to
attend.
Fraclures Leg Charles Brumble
10- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
V O. Brumble of 4411 Summers
lnne. is a patient at Hillside hospi
la, receiving medical care. The boy
fe'l on a waxed tloor at the family
Inane Tuesday night and suffered a
tinctured leg.
Medic HI Dr. Jack N. Anderson
of Los Angeles is receiving mcdtcil
cure at Hillside hospital. Dr. and
Mis. Anderson are here visiting Dr
and Mrs. R. Wayne Espersen of
U.keshore drive. Ur. Anderson was
rvporled improved today.
Installed Mrs. S. W. Mass of
Klamath Falls will be Installed as
princess royal of the Daughters of
(he Nile at special ceremonies to be
held at 8 p. m. Saturday at the
Medford fairgrounds. The affair will
be formal, and all Daughters of the
Nile and their escorts are Invited.
In Hillside Ralph Steward of
Montgomery Ward company is a
patient at Hillside hospital where he
recently had surgery. He is reported
improved today. Steward lives at 316
Mortimer.
Improving Mrs. Thomas Gardi
ner. 535 N. 3rd. was able to leave
Klamath Valley hospital today for
her home. She has received treat
ment for a hip injury.
Daughter Born To
Tulelakc Coupto
TULKI.AKE. Calif., March 25
Mr. and Mis. Karl Svkes of Tulclake
are revolving congratulations on the
birth of a daiiKhiei, their lust child,
March 34. Sykrs Is news editor of the
Tulclake Reporter.
The little girl was born at Kla
math Valley hospital and weighed
8 pounds 3 ounces. She has been
named F.llr-ibeth AidrriL
Her maternal grandmotner, Mrs.
Esther Van Uiuvn of Oakland. Call!.,
is visiting the Sykes. Paternal
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. K. A.
Sykes of Berkeley, Calif.
Medical Gear
Goes To Units
TULKLAKE, Calif . March 35
I Hospital equipment from the former
! war relocation center at Newell,
l Calif. Is being divided among health
departments located In Klamath
Falls. Alturas and Tulclake today.
Hospital equipment valued at
; 80.000 hss been held by the bureau
; of reclamation since it took over the
j old WRA center. Interested service
groups its well as county officials
attended the meeting which begun
! at 10 a. m. for distribution of the
: equipment.
j Among those attending were Dis
trict Attorney Charles Ledcrer of
Modoc county. Dr. Paul McKinney
of the Modoc County Health depart
ment, and Dr. Scih Kerron of the
Klamath County Health department.
Indian Office
Confirms Sale
Sale of f 384 .300 worth of Umber
on the Klamath Indian reservation
to Ewiiuna Box company of Kla
math Fulls was allinnrd today by
the U. S. Indian service regional of
fice In Portland.
The Umber, some 10 million feet
of Pondcrosa pine, lies In the Kauolt
unit No. 6 on the reservation,
kwatina wna high bidder tor the
logs, .'5 a Uuntsiiml feet, on
Muicli 3.
Howeter, there had been all at
tempt on the pail, of Uto Ivory
Pine company, second high bidder,
to hare Hie Klamath tribe set aside
the F.wauna bid on grounds Ulal Hie
Kauott Umber was located neui
present Ivory Pine workings and was
needed In that comiwny s operation.
The tribe voted down the sut.es
Uon last week.
Ilv Ambulance liny Johnson, 4M
Michigan, was moved by ambulance
In Hillside Hospital yeatrrduy tor
further treatment. Johnson suf
fered a fractured leg a mouth ago
In HIIMilr Dn.nl "Olngrr"
Hitupp, Merrill middleweight boxer,
entered Hillside hospital today fin
li.luor surgery on Ins nose.
KlivUiiu Band -The Women of the
Moose children's rhythm band will
practice at the lodge hall from
4:30 to 5:30 p. in., Friday,
DRESSED
Red Fryers
55c per lb. I
Ev.M'fmllitK rhnrgt 10c
prr bird.
Mrit ll.T trch Killed on
order only. ;
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Poultry Farm
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after lime, when ou ltd
tow icitcd recitet with
litlter'i Caka I'lour. Yes,
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cake with r'.ilter'a.
Medical CareCarl Lynn Pcuv.
5 veur-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
j I'eay of Lakeview. is receiving med
I leal care at Hillside htvipltol.
) ratlcnt Victor llellottl, TJ-year-1
oln Pelican City resident. Is receiv
ing medical care at Hillside.
Little Ads get Big Results. I'se
The Herald and News Want-Ads!
Practice The Eagles auxiliary .
drill team and officers will practice !
Friday at 8 p. m. in the upper FOE I
hall I
Communion Holy Communion I
will be held at the First Methodist
church Good Friday at 8 p. m.
Card Party Women of the Moose j
will hold a retrular card party at 3 j
p. m. Friday in the Moose hall.
SEWING MACHINE
REPAIRING
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Sewing Machine Service
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Pfcon C?;i Sll ftbaila Kit
RECIPE FOR
SPAGHETTI DINNER
Just cook a pkg. of Mmion Spa9hetti
and while H i cookin9, heat a can of to
mato sauce, add diced leftover meat and
vegetables, a bit of onion and seasoning.
Oram spaghetti when cooked tender and
cover with hot sauce! Quick and easy!
for mm growth-
start your (hlckt en
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SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
TRADE AT YOUR INDEPENDENT STORES
It's the Profit
Dollars That Go Out
of Town that Tear Down
Your Community
OLD GOLD
TOMATO
JUICE
46-oz. tint
23c
STRICTLY FRESH
RANCH
EGGS
i" Larce
55c
Grade "A" Larce
DOZ.
JELLO
2 for
17c
We Meet All Advertised Prices, Bring
the Ad in We Meet 'Em
DEL HAVEV
Peaches
No. 2': tins
25c
WILLAMET
STRING
BEANS
No, 2 tins
15c
PLAY FAIR
CATSUP
iri-. hollle
18c
Paas Easter Egg Dyes 3 for 25c
PRODUCE SPECIALS
Juice Oranges r -169c
Grapefruit TL 1 25c
Apples Drllrloua. try. ... 2 lb. 29c
Celery : Ih. 9c
Lettuce . lb. 10c
LAVIN'S MARKET
BeeS Roasts Grade "A", lb. 49c
Pork Loin Roasts 59c
BeeS Steaks Grade "A". g-
T-bone. round", l Ih. O l
Pork Steaks Lean .... Ib. 49c
Lamb . . Fryers . . Hams
MPS
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IS"
IN KLAMATH FALLS, IT'S PIGGLY WIGGLY!
.1 - - hi 1 1 ii i l " r A a.
Grade A Large All white
Guaranteed Strictly Froth
Doien
53c
FOR EASTER
MEDO-RICH ICE CREAM . . Qt. 43c
LEMON CUSTARD WITH EGG CENTER
Freih Froien
Fruits and Berries
For your Eoiter Dinner Denert
AT SPECIAL PRICES
Apricots
Halves with sugar added 1-lb. pkg. 10c
Peaches Sllrrd Willi luiar added 1-lb. pkl 2 for 25c
Strawberries Trifle of Orrfon tucar aitdrrf t 1-lb. pkg. 39c
Raspberries Ore gun grown tuiar aHdrd . . . . 1-lb. pkg. 39c
3 bottles
of
Squirt
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For
(plut htt. drpoIO
With roupon ob
Uinable at ehrrk
out countrr hrn
you purrhaae 1
bottlr at rrtular
prior.
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Celery rl.p l lah It
Lettuce Large aoltd hrada
Radishes r i
r grern onlnm
- . bunrh 10c
2 heads 19c
5c
bunrh
Sunkist Oranges 3 dz. 49c
Sweet, Julry. thln-lkinned, parked In handv ahopplnf baf.
Daffodils Artichokes New Potatoes - Sweet
Potatoes and Yams to go with your Easter Ham
LOTS OF
MARSHM ALLOWS n.. Rag 23c
Kre-mel Rancho CSDiv
Lemon Pie Tomato S
Filler Soup EM
2 pkgs. 15c 4 for 25c gggr
REDEEM YOUR DREFT, OXYDOL AND IVORY COUPONS HERE!
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FRYERS 59'" HENS 39
ROASTING FRANKFURTERS, Ib. 39c
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